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Letters of Mrs. Adams,

the wife of John Adams.

Adams, Abigail (1744-1818)

LETTERS OF Mrs. ADAMS.

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TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO THE REVEREND JOHN SHAW.

TO MRS. STORER.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MRS. CRANCH.

TO MISS LUCY CRANCH.

TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

TO THOMAS BRAND-HOLLIS.

TO THOMAS B. ADAMS.

TO THOMAS B. ADAMS.

TO COLONEL W. S. SMITH.

TO THOMAS B. ADAMS.

TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.

TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.

TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.

TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.

TO MRS. PACKARD.

TO CAROLINE A. SMITH.

TO CAROLINE A. SMITH.

TO F. A. VANDERKEMP.

TO MRS. DEXTER.

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Saturday, 17 July.

Give me joy, my dear sister; we have sounded today
and found bottom, fifty-five fathom. We have
seen, through the course of the day, twenty different
sail, and spoke with a small boat upon a smuggling
expedition, which assured us we were within the
Channel.